Fred's flooring replaced damaged engineered wood flooring with a perfectly matched replacement,…read morenegating the need to re-floor the entire lower floor of the house. The flooring work is second to none. The timeline to get to the work and get it done was only days from the go ahead.

The staff at Fred's Flooring was thorough and friendly in helping me get a quote, a date for…read moreinstallation and follow through. Dee Ann was especially helpful in walking me through the process. And I was very impressed with the installation crew. All around excellence! I highly recommend them for high quality products and service.

I hired them to stretch the upstairs carpeting. They did a fantastic job--great quality--for a…read morereasonable price. They were very nice to work with and when I get new carpeting or hardwood flooring I will definitely go with them!

Project: Repair a slope in my shower. Would need a Tile Guy to do this…read more Put this out on yelp and this company reached out and said they could do this project. David came out, looked at my shower, (seriously, just looked at the shower and threw out a number and said he could do it the next week for xxx amount) and he was done. I asked for a written estimate detailing what steps would be taken since he couldn't tell me when he was at my home. He obviously was just the salesman and didn't know anything about this project. Other bids I received said that it would take a good week to repair and he said two days, which I found odd. Anyway, he called me the next day asking me if he could put me down for the next week to get his guys scheduled. Told him I was waiting for the detailed estimate-not detailed with $$, detailed as in the steps taken to repair. I never heard from him again. Ghosted. He wasted my time and made the company look really bad. He over promised and under delivered. It is a real shame as I have a lot of high profile clientele that I was going to give referral to had the project come out well. Now it will be the opposite. All he had to do is be honest and tell me he was incorrect and it couldn't be done. I felt as if I was being pushed into signing on the dotted line without knowing what I was signing. Once he knew he couldn't pull a fast one over me, he ghosted me. Not a good look for their business.

Floorz installed my hardwoods 10 years ago. At the time I just wasn't strong enough to object to…read morewhat they did. They didn't bring the hardwoods to the house to acclimate, so they cupped. They stained it to match the cabinets, after I told the installer I wanted dark floors. They never finished grouting the bathroom floor and took the grout so I couldn't finish it. As the years have gone by, I've realized they only put one coat of poly in the floor, not two. I've been disappointed for years. Today, I found the original receipt and they sold me 1131 sf of flooring with a note that there is 5% for waste. The problem is, the new contractor who measured says there is only 800sf downstairs. That's 331 sf extra that I never got. It's almost $1000 over what I should have been charged! This whole thing was a scam from the start!

I've just got about six carpet quotes for a rental home and not only was this company the lowest…read morebut also the fastest to install by far for both aspects and Alex was amazing to deal with I highly recommend this company.

We have had "rock solid" epoxy done twice. The professional…read moreapplication failed miserably, twice... After that unpleasant experience we have called in the professionals. Scheduling with Guardian was easy. Sales person - Brent was also very easy to work with and was very knowledgeable about their product/service. Guardian install crews are booked months in advance so we had to wait looking at our "rock solid" floor that was professionally screwed up for a while... The transformation is out of this world. We love the space now. All was done in a matter of 8 hours and we can start moving stuff in the next day!!! Pictures are worth a 1000 words though. Thank you Mike and Bryan for a stellar install!!!

Beautiful finish to our front porch and back patio slab. Workers were right on time, friendly and…read moreworked efficiently. Super pleased with the outcome!

The experience of changing our carpet to hardwood started out positive and took a turn to…read moredisappointment. We chose to have another company come in and repair/redo the color and address any poor workmanship.

We found ourselves in a bit of a conundrum recently. We had two short, non-load-bearing walls…read moreremoved in a room that had engineered wood flooring glued onto a concrete slab. Issue # 1: Remove old floor and replace with new strips in a pattern that smoothly fills in the spaces where the old floor was removed Issue # 2: Match the size, color, and grain of the old flooring with new replacement strips A representative (Clayton) came to our home to measure and give us an estimate. He invited us to visit the store to look at samples. The number of samples we found in the store were a bit daunting at first. But a helpful sales representative there guided us through a selection process (limited by the few samples that might fit and match in color.) She gave us several samples to bring home. Finally deciding on a match, we returned to the store to place our order. Unfortunately, we had to order an entire box, even though we'd be using less than a quarter of that amount. When the installers came, they tore out the old floor, then discovered that the wood that was sent did not match our color! Arrrgggh. (But thank goodness they suggested we return to the store to straighten it out. Which we did.) The floor was installed in about half a day and we were extremely pleased with the efficiency and courtesy of the installation crew. Eric, Project Manager came to do a final inspection, repaired one or two minor glue gaps...and we were done. Overall, we were very pleased with the service (save for the initial mistaken wood color). And, as you can see by the photos I've posted, they did a great job interlacing (weaving) in the new with the old.

It seems they don't take phone calls, let several VMs, and received message that they are too busy…read moreto schedule an appointment? Sad customer service!!!

We really enjoyed working with a company owned by ladies and veterans. Kathy was great to work…read morewith. The carpet is awesome. Just what we wanted.

I would definitely recommend Carpet Den. Our floors look fantastic and the customer service was…read moreawesome! The price was right as well.

Update- CarperDen Interiors did their best to rectify the situation. Ashley was great to work with.read more

It saddens me to have to write this 1 star review, as I was looking forward to eventually writing…read morethis business a 5 star, as I was ALSO looking forward to working with Vinny for MANY more projects and years to come... Please Note: I write this review ONLY to inform "you" of my experience, nothing more, as I did and/ or still DO like Vinny, just bothered by how things ended... With that said I do NOT discredit his 5 star reviews, but yet, I will NOT give credit to how he handled some parts/ prices of the job, and most importantly, how he handled the situation with me BEFORE the job was ever even finished: I just bought a house and upon moving in, a copper water pipe in the ceiling burst 2 days later (due to freezing temps), Welcome (to your NEW) home! So I contacted Vinny who quickly rushed over and helped address and remedy the situation. I was extremely happy and relieved with how fast, attentive and friendly he was to me and my unfortunate situation. He said mold and/ or black mold is very common here in TN, and we should NOT take any chances, to which I did NOT disagree: Better to be safe than sorry. I would much rather be proactive NOW, then forced to be reactive later, when it's "too late" by then... So very quickly the ceiling got ripped out, as did the insulation, and not having a truck, Vinny dropped off a dehumidifier as I was told it would help to dry out the room. I wanna say I was charged $2,500, give or take; I thought that to be kinda pricey, but ok... Then after that was done, he had framers come to re-frame the ceiling... Was that needed...? I'm not sure, but this where the story takes a turn after I was charged another $2,100 for the framers... : Not only did the framers cut the wire to the thermostat in that room that I was never even informed of, but this was right around Christmas, so the temperatures were extremely cold, windy, and rainy, and not having a thermostat to keep that room heated at all, and not having a ceiling with any insulation, made it ALL even that much worse. When I told Vinny the wire to thermostat was cut, he said "happens..." Oh OK, cool... Thanks... So now I had to hire an electrician to fix that wire, which not only cost ME $350, but he also said "Hey, this EXPOSED wire is 'hot!' This is NOT safe to have a live wire exposed like this!" Then to make it even worse, once it got fixed, as it had to be to "code," he had to put in 2 boxes, BOTH with covers! So now my $2+ million dollar house has 2 plastic covers next to each other in the ceiling... LOL... Looks great, thanks a lot... Pictures below: Then I had an HVAC guy come that was referred to me now that the thermostat has been fixed, before the insulation and drywall can get put back in ceiling... When he shows up, to make a long story short, he said "WTF happened to your ceiling!?! Why is the ENTIRE ceiling removed?" I told him a water pipe burst, and he said "That's not right to have done this because of that. Why did he re-frame the entire ceiling?" I said I don't know... "Why did the framers put sister beams to all of them?" I don't know... "They didn't even really re-frame, they just nailed new wood to the existing wood that was already there. Maybe replace the wet ones, but not sister every single one of them. Does your contractor even know what they did?" Does he know they did this...? Did he see/ approve this?" I don't know... And because I'm not a contractor or someone who knows anything about how to fix homes, I might never know if any/ all of this was ne. But nonetheless, the HVAC guy then said "Call your contractor, I would like to talk to him..." He had his convo with Vinny, asking him why this and that was done, and it looks terrible, and Vinny hung up on him... So anyways, I believe it was the next day, maybe 2, I called Vinny to ask him what the status is on completing the job, since he had previously sent me another invoice to complete the job that was going to cost me another $4,000... So from start to finish, this is going to cost me $10,000!?! Starting to feel like I might be getting taken advantage of, but whatever, it needs to get done right... Vinny answered and said in a nutshell, "I do not appreciate the drunk guy that called me, I was doing you a favor! I was making no money on this job! I don't care what you do from here, I'm not working on this job anymore with you, or on any job for you in the future! Take care!" And hung up on me... Ummmm, WTF just happened...??? Did he just hang up on me...? Did he just hold me accountable for a conversation that he had with someone I didn't even know? I would/ will NEVER hold someone else accountable for a conversation that they have with someone else... Ever. So I was forced to find someone else to complete what Vinny started, and pick up the pile of trash that Vinny's crew left in the front of my house... So as I said at the beginning, this is NOT a "hit piece" or a hate piece, this was just MY piece and NOTHING more...

This guy is a tile setter who passes himself off as a contractor from California. He's a nightmare…read moreto work with.